or nearly or funk are often works on several projects at once.ut these days for social projects are just as important or especially her artist in residence program . she offers artists from all over the world a chance to stay at her farm for a couple of weeks. in my mind i've always wanted to live in a village together with all my creative friends i have lots of friends who make animated movies or music or they write on the other many of my guests are friends or artists i know often guest and bringing them together i found is even more exciting than i had imagined it would be special and the whole thing that saved us all some on. living in the united states was another of her dreams. came true for her in 2005 when she moved there with her family. but not quite a year later her husband unexpectedly died for nearly a phone call was left alone with her 2 children. however i always loved the u.s. even when i came here on my 1st but because i love how open the people are different and i love the conviction that you can solve any problem on. their way

we met cornelia funk in hamburg the last stop on her tour of germany to promote the book she lived here with her family for a long time before moving to los angeles in 2005 hamburg is also where her career as a writer began. we 1st met for nearly a phone call in hamburg 12 years ago just after the publication of the 3rd volume of her in cart trilogy that was the series that launched her international career she's meanwhile written more than 70 books they've been translated into 50 languages and have sold more than 26000000 copies. in cart was turned into a hollywood film the chico produced another unusual experience for the author. recently she fulfilled a long cherished dream and bought an avocado farm in malibu today cordelia funk is one of the most successful fantasy writers in the world she has fans everywhere and not all of them are children and young people. if i saw it in any amount but i remember going to india and all of a sudden all these people between the age of 24 and 30 were asking if they could have me up to now and they thanked me saying that i was their child you can ty

recently she fulfilled a long cherished dream and bought an avocado farm in malibu today cordelia funk is one of the most successful fantasy writers in the world she has fans everywhere and not all of them are children and young people. express not in any amount but i remember going to india and all of a sudden all these people between the age of 24 and 30 were asking if they could have me up to you know and they sang to me saying that i was their child you can type in in. out of there i have the same thing in germany a very how can that be in the book the reality in india is so different and because and yet my books are in fact shaped by german reality or american reality and not by reality in india for me it's a question that's still a big mystery how he was when i was in guadalajara mexico how i found myself weeping and one of the and in fact the readers there understood exactly what i was writing about every question they asked me why give the depth of understanding that i've rarely encountered anywhere else on time to me it seems like that in places or countries where life isn't a

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walter funk, guilty of crimes against peace, or crimes, and crimes against humanity.this indictment, released. karl donitz, guilty of crimes against peace and war crimes. 10 years imprisonment. eric radar, -- erich raeder, guilty of conspiracy, crimes against peace, and war crime. life imprisonment. baldur von schirach, guilty of crimes against humanity. 20 years imprisonment. fritz sauckel, guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. death by hanging. alfred jodl, guilty of conspiracy, crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. death by hanging. franz von papen, not guilty on this indictment. released. albert speer, guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. 20 years imprisonment. konstantin von neurath, guilty conspiracy, crimes against peace war crimes, and crimes against humanity. 15 years imprisonment. arthur seyss-inquart, guilty of crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. death by hanging. hans fritzsche, not guilty on this indictment. released. martin bormann, tried in censure, guilty of war crimes, crimes

chris funk: thank you for having us.mian: well, chris, describe for us how difficult it has been for you to keep teachers here given what the high cost of living. chris: it's very difficult to keep our teachers here, as well as other employees because of the high cost of living, the cost of rent, the ability to put a down payment for a home. you know, teacher salaries, they start about $61,000, but it takes a good 20 years to reach the top of the pay scale. damian: that's below the poverty line. chris: it is; and then we look at our classified employees, they started about $32,000. and they max out only at about $66,000. so, the ability to attract and retain high quality employees is extremely difficult for all schools in this valley. damian: and lorena, when you heard this, you and the rest of the board said, "we have to do something about it." and so, this coming march 3, you're doing something about it. lorena chavez: yes, exactly. we are really excited as a board. we think this is a wonderful opportunity to stat pavi

on sweet wall stre sweet sweet and skie is live ♪ want the funk ♪ we need the funk we got to have thatk ♪ >> good friday morning i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt at post 9 of the new york stock exchange obviously a sell-off is in place, although we're off the session lows, dow down 250, obviously yields a big part of the story. we're on pace for our first weekly drop in three weeks for all the major averages as a sell-off steepens today thanks to weak pmi data nasdaq down another percent today. where do you look for value now? jake paulson and mark mahaney. good to see you both >> good morning. >> thanks, carl. >> jim, what separates today from another garden-variety growth scare and are bonds suggesting that we're looking at a global recession? >> yeah, i think this is less about the coronavirus today, carl that's the catalyst, but i think this is all about the bond market and are yields going to break to record lows in the united states. they already with the 30-year. we'll see if the 10-year holds i think it's creating fear what does the bond market know that t

of rebellion seen algiers and their singer franklin james fischer have created the sound of a down funkbut it's also a declaration of war. because. 3 of the 4 band members grew up in atlanta georgia their music combines the coolness of post-punk with the defiance of gospel they've just released their 3rd album there is a new year it continues what's been described as their industrial solo sound as well as fisher's explosive lyrics very personal and also very political. it's not that i necessarily believe in the in the philosophy of real politic but i mean if you even want to appeal to that it is absolutely absurd if you do not think if if you do not think that this man donald trump is not a threat to your national security. it's absurd. but they've taken their etiology and they've run with it it's the equivalent is the equivalent politically and culturally of a murder suicide that's what the republicans are doing the right we're going to take you all down with us. fisher was born in the american south in 1981 his father was a doctor one of only 2 black people in the entire county the ba

to assist with an avocation during the surgery funk her knees head was already scanned layer for layer the images are now available as a 3 d. scan and this is really software already knows the entire procedure each step is digitally saved the images automatically added to the surgical report. the news the test has the surgery plan a detail checklist to. give outside here we can call up the surgeons we don't have to ring them up anymore we just use the system. that is still. in professor give this clinic there more than $3000.00 surgical interventions every year. digitally marking the safety zones in the patient's head is standard procedure under no circumstances should the surgical instruments reach the eye sockets or brain. the. next step cancun is head is met it and then matched with the scan on a computer. this is the basis for the never case in system which shows the surgeon precisely where his instruments are located in the patient's head at any given time . only then can disagree begin. to look. at the bony barrier to the brain is paper thin at this point the never gave system wa

the bbc news website carries the story of funke abimbola and her struggle to be treated fairly by employers commission which found that around a third of ftse100 companies have no ethnic minority representation on their boards. with me is anju solanki, founder of mea consulting group, a company advising firms on gender diversity. let's start with the state of the union address. i would imagine you had the pleasure of listening to some of that live while you

on board and forget getting their hands on this baby yoda, it is already the biggest pre— selling funkf all time. these companies are hoping the popularity of the mandalorian and the child, known by many as ba by mandalorian and the child, known by many as baby yoda, will create the next big hit in the toy market and that turning up late won't cost too much and profits. a quick look at the markets before we go. they are all flat here. that's it for the show. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: the bbc has heard from two people — a prisoner and a guard — who managed to escape from a jail in north korea. president trump has said he'd love to see his former advisor roger stone exonerated — after he was sentenced to forty months in prison for lying to congress. a man in his 70s is in a serious condition in hospital, after being stabbed during afternoon prayers at london central mosque, in regents park. a 29—year—old man has been arrested, on suspicion of attempted murder. scotland yard says the incident isn't terror related. here's dan johnson. these are frantic moments that follo

wasn't a confrontation i don't know what is what we're seeing on the european side of both in terms of funk steinmeyer speech yesterday that was very inclusive seeking cooperation but also from a man. whom grace that speech is pretty wanting to work productively constructively but also knowing of course that there is a competition in terms of democratic systems and he certainly sees a europe as a region that needs to be more emboldened in actually mapping out where differences also argue that very close partners across the atlantic most to teach a cure are also capable of defending itself and defending its own interests in a whole range of areas and quite apart from the public statements and maybe posturing there are a lot of closed door meetings and meetings like this and you have any reports of progress on some of the major world issues. what i think that most concrete one that was also respond to here by the american secretary of defense was the progress in afghanistan where we understand that there is agreement with the president and also the taliban to reduce the violence aiming toward

the bbc news website carries the story of funke abimbola and her struggle to be treated fairly by employers. it follows a report from an official equality commission which found that around a third of ftse 100 companies have no ethnic minority representation on their boards. with me is anju solanki, founder of mea consulting group, a company advising firms on gender diversity. let's start with the state of the union address. i would imagine you had the pleasure of listening to some of that live while you are on your way here this morning. what do you make of the reaction from the media? we are looking at bloomberg in particular. well, just having a look at the state of the union address, which is an annual ritual for the address, which is an annual ritualfor the president address, which is an annual ritual for the president to address congress on the state of the economy, and it really felt like this was more of a campaign rally, and looking at the article on bloomberg, they have really focused in on his optimism around the state of the economy, and his own patting on the back about the ach

perfect funk tree is putting it kindly responded a speech writer on twitter.me, dan pfeiffer, former senior adviser to president obama whose new book is called un-trumping america. congratulations on the book. great to see you again. >> thanks for having me. >> what do you think about the ads where it truly looks as though mike bloomberg and barack obama are best buds. >> that's not how i remember it. i do remember the 2012 endorsement that came five days before the election. to say it was damning with fake praise -- did they work together on issues, absolutely. i think the ads tell a story belied by reality that is somewhat complicated. >> do you think president obama or people close to him objected to the ads? >> i don't know president obama's reaction to it. i heard from a lot of people from the larger obama universe who are surprised by them. maybe frustrated since you can't turn on a television in most states in america without seeing them 100 times in a row. >> well, they worked. he is on the debate stage tomorrow night. 19% in the polls. bernie sanders

benedict funk or are they both here to join me here for a brief moment. first . i want to introduce a present ambassador boris rubin who is the new vice chairman of the munich security conference and serves as my deputy so to speak he is a career foreign service officer having served as ambassador to saudi arabia and more recently many of my american friends know him well as d.c.m. deputy chief of mission in washington d.c. so welcome boris and 2nd it must many if not all of you have known benedict for years he's been the boss of the organizing team and my chief fundraiser for a decade benedict has just recently been promoted he's now this c.e.o. of the munich security conference congratulations but. now if you could please put on your headphones because i will now continue in german. and if you don't have any headphones our team will try to help bring those to you. and. to all citizens. again have to live with restrictions on their inability let me say. thank you very much for your sins patients during this conference weekend. we hope you. and citizens of munich

♪ laura: there you go, a commendation of funk, salsa, and other influences.his group has deep roots in the city's african-american community and has most recently than a soundtrr those who are pushing back against washington's very rapid gentrification. now you know a about go-go. i am laura trevesoan. thank youch for watching "bbc world news america." narrator: funding for this presentation is made possible by... babbeldean online program gned by language specialts teachingpanish, french and more. narrator: funding was also provided by... e freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. narrator: be more, pbs. ♪ ♪ judy: good evening, i am judy woodruff. on theew nour tonight, prison ti for roger stone. president trump'sim lonally sentenced to prison in a case roiling the justice department. >> if they wish to speak out and tell their sidethe story you, you are releasing them on television tonight? judy: a showdown in las

of peace and a symbol of everything against hatred and violence that is returning to you non john funk the german president talked a lot about the pain and agony the people of dresden suffered but he put this event very much in the context of the 2nd world war and germany's rule in starting that war and inflicting suffering on other countries that's right i thought this was a really interesting aspect of the speech that he lifted it out of the specific national context of the pain the very real pain of the people. at that time in 145 and put it in the context as you say of the 2nd world war there were 6 used as human. unlike hamburg where 4 times the number of people died in the most terrible incendiary bomb attacks there was another city injured in germany back comes to mind which she also mentioned a charming little city of no military significance whatsoever which was her razed to the ground and it is important to see it as as as as as as real as the pain of the people of dresden was and the memories are it's important to see that the 100000 people who died for example in tokyo in b

particularly vulnerable battling the blazes is costly and at times ineffective so landowners like louis funk are turning to an old fashioned method of fire prevention. here in the portuguese mountains near kohima these goats are playing a vital part in preventing forest fires. 80 animals feed on greenery to create natural fire breaks by eating away the brush which catches fire easily. i'm proud of their job and the job that privilege them and that's it i think that they can be part of the solution for the the forest fires. he remembers the last big blaze in 2017 the flames destroyed vast areas of local forest and half a 1000000 hectares across the country more than ever before. back then luis was working as a building contractor after losing his warehouse and machines to the flames he reinvented his life. today the 40 year old is a goat herder just like his grandfather before him. because most local landowners have moved away there's nobody to clear away grass and shrubbery which act as a firing seller and in the summer until now fire breaks have been maintained using expensive machines. wit

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by white people in germany and online channel funded by public television they're a channel called funk has produced a video called when panic leads to racism it plays the story for laughs that makes a serious point or 2 it's a virus not the plague and racism can be contagious we'll see you next time you're at the listening post. how do you. not everything is not run out. and. i. think. the media know. that i'm. endlessly on this problem man i'm the bad guy at the end of. the who's. he in this maybe half hour on the stand i now find a corner and any. typos in. the 1st. in mind that. and can without going through a line. illustrate leah feels a wise thing about china's growing influence on university campuses. one o one east investigates called beijing is getting awfully hard on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. alone welcomes this news hour with me kevin l a doha coming out of taiwan has its 1st coronavirus step is trying to reduce a slowing infections prove containment efforts are working. the arms embargo has become a joke and so if you know we are receiving to step up here

by white people in germany and all on channel funded by public television they're a channel called funk has produced a video called when panic leads to racism it plays the story for laughs that makes a serious point or 2 it's a virus not the plague and racism can be contagious we'll see you next time you're listening post. i'm. surprised not to. have. everything it's not a one off. and. i'm going to i want to i. think. the media know. that i'm an. endless man on this planet and man on the back at the end of. the who's. he in this movie i found the stand i now find a corner and he has any. typos in. the 1st. in mind with that. and can with. we understand the differences similarities of cultures across the world so no matter what we've been using calendar for that matter to you. hello martin taylor in london the top stories on our 0 the saudi u.a.e. led coalition has confirmed one of its planes has gone down in the al jawf region of northern yemen if you rebels are broadcast video which they say shows the moment a royal saudi air force tornado fighter jet was shot down on friday. the medi

it's a combination of funk, salsa, blues, gospel, and other influences, like the dynasty band shown here those pushing back against washington's rapid gentrification. britain is a country with a reputation for soaring property prices, but this is a real bargain. this flat sold for just over a dollar. but there is a catch — it's on an upper floor, and there's no access to it. there is no record of anyone ever having used the room and the contents and condition remain a mystery. at the auction the vendor instructed the auctioneer to remove the £100 guide price just before the auction opened. that's it. business briefing in just a moment. see you soon. hello there. it looks like it will be u nsettled it looks like it will be unsettled to end the week. wet and windy weather at times for some of us. for friday, the prezza chart shows lots of isobars thanks to this nexus to moving on. lots of weather fronts moving across the north of the country —— pressure charts. heavy you persistent rain, western northern ireland, western scotland into north—west england and the noblet of wales. further sou

year old suspect remains in custody and faces attempted murder charges residents in the small town of funk mohsen held a church vigil on tuesday in a show of solidarity more than 60 people were hurt in the attack about a 3rd of the children and the some of those affected have a life threatening injuries. and let's bring in a reporter aaron tilton he is in the 5000 where that attack took place 2 days ago hi aaron good to see you officials say that the suspect that drove into this crowd in order to kill but they still don't know why what avenues are they looking into at this point. well as you just said there the investigators don't really appear to be have major to have made much progress and their investigation in that we seem to be much where we were in the early hours after the attack there were some initial rumors that there may have been some. terrorism type motivations that may have caused this or even sins you know phobia or some right wing type violence we're not really seen that so far it seems that investigators are focusing on focusing on possible psychological motivations that n

well i think he's a funk president has a strong support of his party which is like absolutely necessary for the next 29 months let's take a listen to some of the claims that he did make in that state of the union speech. priam thrilled to report to you tonight that our economy is the best it has ever been our military is completely rebuilt with its power being unmatched anywhere in the world and it's not even close our borders are secure our families are flourishing our values are renewed our pride is restored and for all of these reasons i say to the people of our great country and to the members of congress this state of our union is stronger than ever before. so you said it might be too early for this sense of vindication that he displayed when you listen to that list of claims made just there where would you say time will in fact wind up proving the president wrong well there could be a number of issues to could be coming up during this year one of them is certainly . his comments on the so-called islamic state we don't know to what extent that group could could regroup in syria ira

some sort of socio economic psychological level course of my 4 because so many of us get purpose in funk. from having a place to go to join the day we got to have a shower have a cup of coffee and go to work well think of artificial intelligence as embedded in many dimensions in your everyday life. so if you were to get home for instance and this idea of you know smart cities and intelligent houses and pretty much you know going back to would just been said concerning. the all the training data that we are generating every day. replicating inequalities is replicating it's generating exclusion so to some extend well i think we still need to overcome a series of limits that artificial intelligence are still posing there are really interesting initiatives in different countries to start thinking about ethics and how to fish in intelligence to make certain decisions but before is artificial intelligence is fully implemented and in the workforce or in there in the job market we really need to make sure that it's equal you know there that doesn't replicate inequalities that is inclusive in tha

climate change skeptics may have at last found an answer to the phenomenon of teenage icon gretta funk 19 year old naomi is said to juxtaposes her self described climate really isn't like a swastika both climate alarmism although some media were quick to depict her as the ultimate than. q. you're never too small to make a difference. very good news for you why does not and name because of climate change. the rocks in denier carries a lot of weight and today i consider it's an atrocious insults. they're going to make her out to be this step further alien world by central casting brainwash quant this dude you know the pawn the tool of the right wing but grata all don't say anything about gratton no don't make any comments about her whatsoever or the way she's pig you know she is she speaks from the heart that that doesn't happen there it would be so reflection to see a counterweight to the how dare you gretta. so it's a common new survey has revealed that people in persons cultural scene fare repercussions if they express conservative views story and after the short break. people have mo

show to so wherever you are whatever you're doing whatever time of day it is enjoy a great day and funk you for watching. international. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person of those great. military thinks. we dare to ask. anyone else seemed wrong all along just don't all. get to shape our this day to educate and in gain strength equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation full community. are you going the right way or are you being led to. direct. what is truth what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or in may even the shallowness. greetings and sell you take a shit. this week has definitely started off in the world of law and order hawk watchers with the completion of one media frenzied trial of the celebrity at the center and the beginning of another i'm speaking of course about the conclusion of harvey weinstein's rape trial in new york at the start of juliana songe extr

european union funks are being harvested by on expected source an investigation has claimed this sicilian mafia has been there for being a block of millions of euro through farmland subsidies charlotte dubin skinner looks into the mobs 21st century tactics. regs it may be officially done and dusted but for the even the headache of trying to balance its books without the u. case contribution is only just beginning no one the area that has been earmarked is farm subsidies to support agriculture and livestock breeding at a cost of around $60000000000.00 euro every year it's the biggest expense for the e.u. and while farmers are up in arms at the me hint their subsidies could be about to change it seems the eve has been accidentally blowing the budget for the last decade not on farmers but would you believe it the mafia. example in a farmer who's also a neighbor asked me to lease out my land to him that would allow him to obtain e.u. community funds and to grace's flock obviously i replied no a week later the house you see behind me was heavily damaged by arson. in that if we wanted to bring

funk had been posting physio's daily proof that he was free those upload stopped on monday and he's been under reachable by phone fueling speculation of arrest this political culture of control may have contributed to the outbreak in the 1st place and when laying that doctor and warned of the virus in december authorities accused him and several others of severely disturbing the social order now he's dead one of the more than 1000 people in china to succumb to corona virus morning in anger have marked his passing on line and off in defiance of the state's threats pressure is mounting on chinese authorities to come clean on what's happening and will and that includes wanting to know what's happened to people like she and fang been before more now i'm joined by sarah cook she is senior research analyst for china at freedom house good to have you on the show you know china has been saying that it's been completely open about the extent of this al break about its attempts to control it it also says that anyone who tries to cover up the extent of the outbreak will be punished where's the trut

social movement repeatedly in western europe is it now finished no far from it and i think we've got a funk jeremy corbin for the way he's got all of a nice support and you know the last election december is very confusing because if you look at it in catastrophic well you say catastrophic but remember we normally have 40 seats in scotland we had one we had almost a wipe out in wales you know for labor we lost a lot to seize this time and if you look at england in spite of the red dwarf that the press are focused on we've done so much better in england in december 29th teen then we did in our last catastrophic election in 1983 in 1903 we won 200 denying this election we won 203 seats 6 different despite scotland going there you know all about the lake district you know the areas that is the. dharma chatter brecht secretary is the argument the mainstream media's candidate to be the next labor leader was it just bricks it has disastrous bricks of policy that last called an election i don't think it was i mean bracks it was really symptomatic of a wider problem the seats we lost when the city

the latest spin off baby shark and fellow animation pink funk go on a space romp it's a single long movie and yes guess what they're singing to. try to find anyone who doesn't know it. when the case was 1st brought long. some of the district court ruled that careers copyright commission get involved to study the 2 versions side by side and give its opinion since then the commission has due to flee and probably painfully be listening over and over to be shocked. shocked when the court hears the commission's decision it could have big implications in the world of copyright i think it's a very. interesting case in korean copyright or international copyright law as well but will do nothing for the estimated $4000000.00 of us on this planet to have heard it never be the same again probably right al-jazeera so. far this catch up with the headlines in here at al-jazeera there's been a huge surge in the number of corona virus infections in china mainly in her bay province the center of the outbreak there were more than 15000 new confirmed cases on wednesday across the country and 254 more people

funk marries disco and it leads to hip-hop. ♪ >> it's 1979, i heard chic's "good times" come on.e name of the song was called "rapper's delight." i went to the record store. yo, y'all got "hip hop"? people like, hm? >> so when people talk about it, they go, what is that hip-hop song? it was the first to crack the top 40. >> it changes everything. >> "rapper's delight" in 1979 opens the door to the last new american art form, which is hip-hop. ♪you make everything... groovy...♪ done yet? yeah, yeah, sorry, sorry. you sure? hmm.mmm. ♪come on, come on, wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. can you help keep these iguys protected online?? easy, connect to the xfi gateway. what about internet speeds that keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. what about wireless data options for the family? of course, you can customize and save. can you save me from this conversation? that we can't do, but come in and see what we can do. we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. ask

funk mother ship.orge clinton would come out -- >> descended from above. >> as his alter ego. he was better able to assemble the funk to the audience. >> let's go over to these two items. this is billy holiday's recording contract. >> yes. this is a contract from 1957. between lenny litman who was the owner and manager of a club in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. it was between him and billy holiday. she was scheduled to perform there for a week, three performances daily for $750. it's signed not by bill imp e, but signed by her secretary. then we also have this record as well. >> these are difficult to find. "strange fruit" is one of her signature tunes. >> it's about lynching. >> exactly. it was a poem that was written by abel and then set to music and it is written specifically as an activist song. >> sometimes actually quite controversial when she performed it. >> when she performed it she performed it at categories society and would close her show. the room would darken. the waiters would top serving. t